New in 1.5: • Hiku on iPad: a big board, set beside the words when the iPad lies on its side • New Daily Hiku boards: just as demanding, but every trap now shows within a few moves • With “Keep playing after a wrong move” on, undo stops where it went wrong and shows the move • “A good place to start” and number colours are on from the start. You can turn them off in Settings.

New in 1.4: • Levels come first on the home screen, with the level you are on and how far you have come • Small fixes

New in 1.3: • Settings, from the home screen • “A good place to start” marks a number to begin with • A clear message when the board can no longer be cleared – undo to go on • A daily reminder for Daily Hiku • Colored numbers, and a choice of light or dark • The sum shows when you tap to move, too • Faster moves on big boards • VoiceOver keeps better track of the board

New in 1.2: • Clean Jump is now called Hiku – Japanese for “subtract” • Daily Hiku: four new boards every day, from easy to expert • A Daily Hiku widget with a tick for each board you have solved • Better VoiceOver: square names, moves to choose from, and each move read out • A difficulty on every level • A new home screen • New, harder levels from easy to expert, and three lessons with tricks

New in 1.1: • Clean Jump in English, Swedish, Danish, Finnish and German • The text at the top explains the whole rule: jump, subtract, clear the board • Clearer colours in dark mode • Everything fits on smaller screens such as the iPhone SE • VoiceOver tells you when a board is cleared or can no longer be solved • Calmer sparkles when Reduce Motion is on • No white flash at launch, and new dark and tinted app icons